Which search engine was Google nearly sold to in the 90s?
Yahoo, Excite, AltaVista or Lycos...
Apple and Cochlear partner to make iPhone compatible hearing implant
It will also sync with ReSound hearing aids
Amazon planning massive career fair to hire 50,000 employees
You box it... then you ship it
TVAddons domains transferred to law firm, could spy on Kodi users watching pirated material
A worrying development for many Kodi users
Be the mastermind behind your own wars with Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator
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EVGA after title of most powerful graphics card with overclocked GTX 1080 Ti 'Kingpin' edition
When blazing fast is still too slow
The UK plans to ban the sale of fossil fuel-powered vehicles by 2040
The UK joins several other countries that see EVs as the future
Kaspersky Labs rolls out free antivirus software
Improving security using machine learning
India wants to ban self-driving cars to prevent job losses
The country's transport minister says he won't allow them
Ryzen sales help AMD to better-than-expected quarterly results
But the company still posted a loss
Razer introduces two new analog gaming headsets
Surround sound brought right to your ears
Apple ordered to pay University of Wisconsin $506 million for chip patent infringement
The dispute revolves around Apple's A7 and A8 SoCs
Adobe accidentally leaks an early version of Nimbus, a cloud-based photo editor
Beta should still be landing this year
Toyota is developing a long-range, fast-charging electric car that'll use solid-state batteries
New EV will offer improved range and safety
Vendor claims Amazon misled customers using deceptive price discounting
Did you get a killer deal during Amazon Prime Day? Double check that sale price
How much did it cost to rent movies at the first VHS rental store in the US in 1977?
Recognized as the father of the video rental store, the first VHS rental store called "Video Station" opened in Los Angeles in 1977
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